Some loves are never truly forgotten. Some are simply waiting for you to come home.
At forty-five, Miriam Fenny has built a quiet life for herself in Bluebell Cove. Her daughters have left for college, her marriage is over, and after twenty-two years teaching third grade, she’s learning how to embrace this new chapter, even if it sometimes feels painfully lonely.
Then Grant Rogers comes home.
As children, Miriam and Grant spent unforgettable summers together on the Maine coast, exploring the cliffs, sneaking ice cream, and writing letters across the miles. Miriam fell hopelessly in love with him. But when she finally confessed her feelings, Grant broke her heart and eventually disappeared from Bluebell altogether.
Now, decades later, the death of Grant’s uncle brings him back to the seaside town he thought he’d left behind for good. He expects to settle an estate and return to New Orleans. He doesn’t expect to find Miriam.
And suddenly, all those long-ago summers don''t feel so long ago.
As old memories surface and new possibilities take shape, Miriam and Grant must confront the choices that pulled them apart—and decide whether coming home might mean finding the love they missed the first time around.
Bluebell Homecomings is a heartwarming story of second chances, first loves, family, friendship, and discovering that it’s never too late to begin again.
Genre: Literary Fiction
At forty-five, Miriam Fenny has built a quiet life for herself in Bluebell Cove. Her daughters have left for college, her marriage is over, and after twenty-two years teaching third grade, she’s learning how to embrace this new chapter, even if it sometimes feels painfully lonely.
Then Grant Rogers comes home.
As children, Miriam and Grant spent unforgettable summers together on the Maine coast, exploring the cliffs, sneaking ice cream, and writing letters across the miles. Miriam fell hopelessly in love with him. But when she finally confessed her feelings, Grant broke her heart and eventually disappeared from Bluebell altogether.
Now, decades later, the death of Grant’s uncle brings him back to the seaside town he thought he’d left behind for good. He expects to settle an estate and return to New Orleans. He doesn’t expect to find Miriam.
And suddenly, all those long-ago summers don''t feel so long ago.
As old memories surface and new possibilities take shape, Miriam and Grant must confront the choices that pulled them apart—and decide whether coming home might mean finding the love they missed the first time around.
Bluebell Homecomings is a heartwarming story of second chances, first loves, family, friendship, and discovering that it’s never too late to begin again.
Genre: Literary Fiction
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